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White boxed electronics kit with ESP8266 board, components, wires and sensors

Avantalk

Avantalk 2 in 1 Accessory 32-bit 160 MHz ESP8266 Kit 140 Items 50 Projects

SKU CH-SEW4-S0EMP

A 32-bit 160 MHz ESP8266 microcontroller kit with onboard Wi-Fi, 140 components and a 340-page tutorial for 50 projects in MicroPython and C

  • Learn IoT development with onboard 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi connectivity
  • Program in MicroPython or C using 340-page tutorial
  • Build 50 projects from simple LED circuits to smart home apps
  • Kit includes 140 components, sensors and modules for immediate start
  • Powered by 32-bit 160 MHz ESP8266 microcontroller with 4 MB flash

Learning Kit with ESP8266 Microcontroller

This starter kit centres on a 32-bit ESP8266 microcontroller running at up to 160 MHz with 160 KB RAM, 4 MB flash and onboard 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi. It supplies 140 components, modules, sensors and wires for 50 guided projects that progress from basic LED control to web-based smart-home examples. A 340-page tutorial provides schematics, wiring diagrams and complete code in both MicroPython and C. The material suits hobbyists, students and developers who want a structured introduction to Wi-Fi-enabled embedded development.

Low-Power Operation for Bench Use

The ESP8266 draws modest current at 160 MHz and the included parts are powered from a USB supply, so heat and fan noise are not a concern during typical desktop experiments. Wi-Fi radio activity adds only a small incremental load. The kit is designed for continuous operation on a standard 5 V USB source without additional cooling.

Replaces Ad-Hoc Component Collections

Builders who currently gather individual sensors, modules and jumper wires for each new experiment can consolidate their workspace with this single box. The jump is worth it when a project curriculum, coordinated code examples and a unified component set reduce setup time and eliminate compatibility guesswork. It does not suit buyers who need more storage, higher clock speeds or a different wireless protocol.

Highlights

  • Learn IoT development with onboard 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi connectivity
  • Program in MicroPython or C using 340-page tutorial
  • Build 50 projects from simple LED circuits to smart home apps
  • Kit includes 140 components, sensors and modules for immediate start
  • Powered by 32-bit 160 MHz ESP8266 microcontroller with 4 MB flash

Specifications

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Questions about this item

How do I connect the ESP8266 board to start programming with the 340-page tutorial?

Plug the board into a USB port, download the tutorial and code from the link on the product box, then follow the environment setup chapter for MicroPython or C.

What components might need replacing after I finish the 50 projects?

The kit includes 140 items such as LEDs, resistors, sensors and jumper wires; individual parts can be restocked as they wear out or are consumed.

What is the first limitation I hit when running Wi-Fi projects continuously on the 160 MHz ESP8266?

The 160 KB RAM and 4 MB flash limit how much code and data can run at once, so large buffers or complex web servers may need optimisation.

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